南非东开普省三个县市活山羊市场价格决定因素评估

Q3 Social Sciences
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尽管面临诸多挑战,但山羊生产对南非农村的生计至关重要。山羊贸易对非洲农村家庭的福利和粮食安全至关重要。本研究旨在评估东开普省三个县市的活山羊市场价格决定因素。从 350 个山羊养殖户中随机抽取了 210 个,通过事先测试的半结构式问卷调查获得了相关信息。数据使用社会科学统计软件包进行分析,得出平均值、频率和百分比。皮尔逊卡方检验用于分析农民的人口概况、羊群结构和山羊价格的决定因素。结果显示,研究地区的山羊养殖以男性为主(78%),43%的受访者年龄在 41 至 60 岁之间。超过 40% 的受访者受过高中教育,有 10 年以上的养殖经验,拥有 2-5 公顷的土地,家庭规模在 4-6 人之间。在羊群结构方面,母羊所占比例(53.2%)高于公羊(46.8%)。现金收入(42.3%)是研究地区饲养山羊的主要原因。其次是传统仪式目的,而奶用山羊是研究地区农民饲养山羊的最小原因。研究结果显示,体型(p<0.001)、颜色(p<0.05)、性别(p<0.01)、年龄(p<0.001)、季节(p<0.001)、品种(p<0.05)和头型(p<0.05)是研究地区活山羊市场价格的主要决定因素。研究表明,与其他季节(43%)相比,大多数山羊养殖户在 12 月份(57%)出售活山羊。这可能是由于研究地区的伊西霍萨(Iixhosa)人有许多传统仪式。影响价格的理想特征和属性应被告知并纳入育种中。可以得出的结论是,山羊的大小和季节是研究地区山羊价格的主要决定因素。此外,各利益相关方应建立市场联系和市场信息系统,利用价值链框架将该系统转化为以市场为导向的系统。关键词收入、大小、颜色、季节、活山羊、南非
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Assessment of market price determinants of live goats in three district municipalities of the Eastern Cape Province, South Africa
Goat production is essential to South African rural livelihood despite being faced with numerous challenges. Goat trade is crucial for African rural households' welfare, and food security. The study aimed to assess market price determinants of live goats in three Eastern Cape Province district municipalities. A pre-tested, semi-structured questionnaire obtained information from randomly selected 210 out of 350 goat farmers. Data was analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Science to generate means, frequency, and percentage. Pearson's chi-square test was used to analyze farmers' demographic profiles, flock structure, and price determinants of goats. The results revealed that goat farming in the study areas was dominated by men (78%), and 43% were between 41 and 60 years. More than 40% of the respondents had advanced secondary education and more than 10 years of farming experience, holding between 2-5ha land with a household size ranging from 4-6 members. Regarding flock structure, female goats accounted for a higher proportion (53.2%) than their male counterparts (46.8%). Cash income (42.3%) was the main reason for keeping goats in the study areas. This is followed by traditional ceremonies purpose, while milk purpose was the least reason goat's farmers in the study area keep goats. Findings revealed that body size (p<0.001), colour (p<0.05), sex (p<0.01), age (p<0.001), season (p<0.001), breed (p<0.05) and head type (p<0.05) were the main determining attributes for the market price of live goats in the study areas. The study revealed that most goat farmers sell live goats during December (57%) compared to other seasons (43%). This could be attributed to the many traditional ceremonies among the Isixhosa people, who comprise the study area. The desired features and attributes influencing prices should be informed and incorporated into the breeding. It could be concluded that the size of the goat and the season are the main determinants of prices for goats in the study area. Additionally, various stakeholders should create market linkages and access to market information systems to convert the system into market-oriented using a value chain framework. Key words: Income, size, colour, season, live goats, South Africa
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African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development
African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Agricultural and Biological Sciences (miscellaneous)
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期刊介绍: The African Journal of Food, Agriculture, Nutrition and Development (AJFAND) is a highly cited and prestigious quarterly peer reviewed journal with a global reputation, published in Kenya by the Africa Scholarly Science Communications Trust (ASSCAT). Our internationally recognized publishing programme covers a wide range of scientific and development disciplines, including agriculture, food, nutrition, environmental management and sustainable development related information.
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